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Gentile Center Tickets

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Chicago, IL

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October 2026

1 event
  1. OCT26
    Exhibition: Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. Calumet College Of St. Joseph Crimson Wave6:00 PMFrom $8View Tickets →

November 2026

3 events
  1. NOV02
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. The Citadel Bulldogs7:00 PMFrom $14View Tickets →
  2. NOV05
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. West Georgia Wolves7:00 PMFrom $12View Tickets →
  3. NOV18
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. Wichita State Shockers7:00 PMFrom $32View Tickets →

December 2026

3 events
  1. DEC04
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. Augustana Vikings7:00 PMFrom $26View Tickets →
  2. DEC12
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. IU Indianapolis Jaguars7:00 PMFrom $45View Tickets →
  3. DEC30
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. George Washington Colonials7:00 PMFrom $45View Tickets →

January 2027

1 event
  1. JAN16
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. Davidson Wildcats1:30 PMFrom $65View Tickets →

February 2027

1 event
  1. FEB09
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. St. Louis Billikens7:00 PMFrom $52View Tickets →

March 2027

1 event
  1. MAR02
    Loyola Chicago Ramblers vs. Virginia Commonwealth Rams7:00 PMFrom $59View Tickets →

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About Gentile Center

The Gentile Center, a multi-purpose arena on Loyola University Chicago's Lake Shore Campus, serves as the home court for the Loyola Ramblers men's and women's basketball teams and the volleyball program. With a capacity of 4,557 for sports events, it’s a reliable and comfortable venue for fans in the Chicago area. The arena opened in 1996 and was known as Gentile Center until 2011, when it was renamed Gentile Arena. Located at 1032 W Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60626, the venue is easily accessible by public transit, car, and campus amenities.

Whether you’re securing tickets for a thrilling game or a big volleyball match, we’ve got you covered with clear seating information, convenient parking options, transit tips, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to enhance your visit.

From notable past events like the 1999 MCC women’s volleyball tournament to the 2014 NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championship, Gentile Center remains a key Chicago sports venue. The seating chart can be viewed through TicketIQ for public seating maps, helping you choose the best seats. ADA parking is available in the main Loyola parking structure off Kenmore Ave (P1), with additional campus parking options. For travelers, the CTA Red Line Loyola station (Sheridan Rd/ Loyola Ave corridor) provides direct access to the venue. Nearby hotels include Hampton Inn Loyola Station and The Flats at Loyola Station, making it easy to stay close to the action. Whether you’re attending a game, a tournament, or a special event, we’ll help you secure your seats with straightforward, dependable service.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity (basketball/volleyball): 4,557
  • Address: 1032 W Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60626 (Lake Shore Campus)
  • Venue type: multi-purpose arena on Loyola's Lake Shore Campus; home to Loyola Ramblers men's and women's basketball and volleyball
  • Seating chart: public seating maps available through TicketIQ Gentile Center Seating Chart
  • Parking: ADA parking in the main Loyola parking structure off Kenmore Ave (P1); additional parking options on campus
  • Transit: direct access via CTA Red Line Loyola station (Sheridan Rd/ Loyola Ave corridor)
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn Loyola Station; The Flats at Loyola Station
  • Notable events: 1999 MCC women's volleyball tournament; 2014 NCAA Men's Volleyball Championship
  • Renamed: originally opened as Gentile Center (1996–2011); renamed Gentile Arena in 2011